Design and Performance of Rechargeable Sodium Ion Batteries, and Symmetrical Li-Ion Batteries with Supercapacitor-Like Power Density Based upon Polyoxovanadates
Design and Performance of Rechargeable Sodium Ion Batteries, and Symmetrical Li-Ion Batteries with Supercapacitor-Like Power Density Based upon Polyoxovanadates
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基于多钒酸盐的可充电钠离子电池和具有类似超级电容器功率密度的对称锂离子电池的设计和性能
DOI:
10.1002/aenm.201701021
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发表时间:
2018-02-26
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27.8
通讯作者:
Dong, Quan-Feng
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作者:
Chen, Jia-Jia;Ye, Jian-Chuan;Dong, Quan-Feng
The polyanion Li7V15O36(CO3) is a nanosized molecular cluster (approximate to 1 nm in size), that has the potential to form an open host framework with a higher surface-to-bulk ratio than conventional transition metal oxide electrode materials. Herein, practical rechargeable Na-ion batteries and symmetric Li-ion batteries are demonstrated based on the polyoxovanadate Li7V15O36(CO3). The vanadium centers in {V15O36(CO3)} do not all have the same V-IV/V redox potentials, which permits symmetric devices to be created from this material that exhibit battery-like energy density and supercapacitor-like power density. An ultrahigh specific power of 51.5 kW kg(-1) at 100 A g(-1) and a specific energy of 125 W h kg(-1) can be achieved, along with a long cycling life (>500 cycles). Moreover, electrochemical and theoretical studies reveal that {V15O36(CO3)} also allows the transport of large cations, like Na+, and that it can serve as the cathode material for rechargeable Na-ion batteries with a high specific capacity of 240 mA h g(-1) and a specific energy of 390 W h kg(-1) for the full Na-ion battery. Finally, the polyoxometalate material from these electrochemical energy storage devices can be easily extracted from spent electrodes by simple treatment with water, providing a potential route to recycling of the redox active material.